Comments on: Ariel Aggregator http://electrolicious.com/2008/05/ariel-aggregator Daily affirmations of a word mercenary Thu, 16 Oct 2008 03:28:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Ariel http://electrolicious.com/2008/05/ariel-aggregator#comment-11207 Ariel Mon, 12 May 2008 13:50:28 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/05/ariel-aggregator#comment-11207 I'm on Friend Feed too, although that's another I haven't figured out yet: http://friendfeed.com/arielmeadow I’m on Friend Feed too, although that’s another I haven’t figured out yet: http://friendfeed.com/arielmeadow

]]> By: Victoria Marinelli http://electrolicious.com/2008/05/ariel-aggregator#comment-11197 Victoria Marinelli Mon, 12 May 2008 06:28:00 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/05/ariel-aggregator#comment-11197 What's messed up, perhaps, is that I found the link to this post via your friendfeed. (And wondered if the post would concern said service, in which case, you'd have a classic example of an info feedback loop.) (Pun in 'feedback' unintended.) But no, you're off to Tumblr, it seems! I set up something there too, though I'm also not entirely sure why. I'm used to fragmentation to some degree, and operate on a theory that within the collection of fragments, cohesion exists even when it isn't explicit. (And perhaps is paradoxically <em>dependent</em> on that fragmentation. If I could remember the applicable passage from Salman Rushdie's <em>Imaginary Homelands</em>, I'd insert it here. Another day, perhaps.) And if Twitter had such a capacity, I'd double-favorite your tweet re: 'freaking the fuck out on a dancefloor under the stars'. What’s messed up, perhaps, is that I found the link to this post via your friendfeed. (And wondered if the post would concern said service, in which case, you’d have a classic example of an info feedback loop.) (Pun in ‘feedback’ unintended.)

But no, you’re off to Tumblr, it seems! I set up something there too, though I’m also not entirely sure why. I’m used to fragmentation to some degree, and operate on a theory that within the collection of fragments, cohesion exists even when it isn’t explicit. (And perhaps is paradoxically dependent on that fragmentation. If I could remember the applicable passage from Salman Rushdie’s Imaginary Homelands, I’d insert it here. Another day, perhaps.)

And if Twitter had such a capacity, I’d double-favorite your tweet re: ‘freaking the fuck out on a dancefloor under the stars’.

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